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ACX drops royalty rate

Posted on February 27, 2014

acxFor those of you who have created audio books with Amazon’s audio division ACX (or are thinking of doing so), you may have heard that ACX made a rather unwelcome announcement today: royalty rates–which had been a generous 50% of sales with a potential to escalate up to 90% based on unit sales–will be reduced to a flat, non-escalating, 40% as of March 12, 2014.  [Read more…]

Posted in: Epublishing News | Tagged: ACX, amazon, audio book, audiobooks, narrators, royalty

Kobo: The Heavyweight Challenger?

Posted on July 10, 2012

I interrupt the second Tip Tuesday to talk about something that will have vastly more impact on your writing career than eliminating adverbs or what back matter to put in your books.

Back in early June, eReader company Kobo announced its launch of Writing Life, a platform for independent authors to self-publish their works. I came a little late to this game, but with some persistence emailing the Kobo Support Team, I was able to glean a few details that I’m not sure are publicly, or at least widely, available yet.

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Posted in: Epublishing News | Tagged: amazon, epublishing, ereader, Kindle, kobo, kobo writing life, Rakuten, royalty, writing

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